Siri Subsurface Manager Preben Jensen, of DONG Energy, said, “We were looking for a cost effective way to monitor water breakthrough in our wells, and RESMAN has proved to be an innovative company offering a technology that has great potential.” DONG has operated the Siri field since 2002 and continues its efforts to increase the life and value of the field facilities by using leading-edge technologies. Read more.

During RESMAN’s annual shareholders’ meeting 25 June 2007, a new Board of Directors was appointed. The BoD includes professionals with extensive industry background and proven track record in building industrial companies. During the same meeting the company’s shareholders agreed to fund the first phase of an aggressive technology development programme. Read more.

This summer, two wells at the Skinfaks field in the Gullfaks/Tampen area will be equipped with RESMAN polymer matrix tracer technology. With RESMAN technology, operators can monitor clean-up, production start-up and water breakthrough in all well zones with an affordable, wireless setup. Leading Statoil reservoir engineer for the Tampen area, Lasse Stoltenberg said, “We see a potential for RESMAN’s technology, which we consider more cost effective than alternative technologies, in the Tampen area, and we have placed an order for Skinfaks as the first step.” Read more.

RESMAN has successfully installed its first full scale pilot in a producing oil well at the Urd development offshore Norway. This is the world's first permanent well monitoring system based on wireless, chemically "intelligent" technology. Read more.

Oddvar Solemsli has been appointed CEO of RESMAN as of 23 February 2007, he replaces Fridtjof Nyhavn who will continue to take responsibility of the company's sales. Read more.

Future wireless well monitoring system using environmentally friendly tracers for permanent monitoring of well influx, a Petromaks project, awarded to RESMAN, June 2006, for a duration of 3.5 years Read more.

The start-up company RESMAN AS, a SINTEF and IFE spin-off, will produce chemical intelligent materials to monitor flows in oil and gas wells. The whole process will take place without the use of cables. Read more.